Emma Jouenne is a security and extremism analyst specializing in preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE). With a Master’s from Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Security Studies, she has led high-impact research and intervention programs, notably at Parents for Peace. Her expertise spans OSINT investigations, radicalization risk assessment, and gender dynamics in extremism. Emma has advised on high-profile counterterrorism cases, collaborated with institutions like Harvard and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and secured significant funding for prevention initiatives. She has also presented her work internationally and co-authored research on extremism, online misogyny, and risk assessment.
The Summit was more than empty words – it made clear that a solution-driven approach is the only way to fight hate. That’s why the working group activities, which are results driven are going to be critical in defeating violent extremism. The Summit brought together the best minds in government, private sector, academia, and civil society. Being surrounded by these experts sparked new ideas – some of which I’ve already implemented or have written about.
